What's Everyone Reading?
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I finally manged to get another copy of The Game of the Foxes written by
Ladislas Farago It is the untold story of German espionage as well as the
United States and Britain during WWII It is a true account of what went on
from many angles, I read most of it years ago then someone stole the book
and I was unable to find a copy as they are out of print. A friend of mine
found some on line and got me one.
Ladislas Farago It is the untold story of German espionage as well as the
United States and Britain during WWII It is a true account of what went on
from many angles, I read most of it years ago then someone stole the book
and I was unable to find a copy as they are out of print. A friend of mine
found some on line and got me one.
When your done how does one get a copy of it? I just finished a book of poetry
by Larry Scarri, called Asphalt Range it is biker poetry and it is very good it also
comes with an audio version. Still working on mine a poetry book copyright stuff
and I keep running out of time with distractions. Good luck with it
by Larry Scarri, called Asphalt Range it is biker poetry and it is very good it also
comes with an audio version. Still working on mine a poetry book copyright stuff
and I keep running out of time with distractions. Good luck with it
This will likely be the last book of Greene that I read. Not quite as exciting as the other two but interesting enough.
This will likely be the last book of Greene that I read. Not quite as exciting as the other two but interesting enough.
Well, that particular copy certainly appears to be well-read, as does Aunt Augusta.
AC/DC's Highway to Hell (Bonomo)
From Continuum's "33⅓" series: AC/DC's Highway to Hell by Joe Bonomo (2010)...
From Continuum's "33⅓" series: AC/DC's Highway to Hell by Joe Bonomo (2010)...
A four book series on WW2 by Winnie the Churchill .........gonna take a while.
And ...........'Tis........by Frank McCourt. Sequel to Angela's Ashes. Now I gotta read Angela's Ashes.
And ...........'Tis........by Frank McCourt. Sequel to Angela's Ashes. Now I gotta read Angela's Ashes.
The Man Who Went Up in Smoke (Sjöwall & Wahlöö)
The Man Who Went Up in Smoke (1966) by Maj Sjöwall & Per Wahlöö -- the second book in the Martin Beck series.
The Man Who Went Up in Smoke (1966) by Maj Sjöwall & Per Wahlöö -- the second book in the Martin Beck series.
hey ES that looks interesting...are you enjoying it?A novel of the Black Plague... 1666 England
thanks, I am always looking for character driven rather than plot driven books as I find them easiest to get involved in and they hold my interest